The Method of Infinite Channel Capacity for Single Channels

In modern communication systems, increasing channel capacity has always been a central objective. Since channel capacity is positively correlated with bandwidth and signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), it is generally bounded for a fixed bandwidth and fixed transmit power. In this paper, a novel theory aimed at breaking the conventional capacity limit of a single communication channel is proposed. The approach employs multiple transmitters at the sending end and a single receiver at the receiving end. By leveraging sets of sequences with distinct subset sums and sinusoidal transmission schemes, it is shown theoretically that the channel capacity of a single link can be increased indefinitely.